Office-based opioid treatment (OBOT) programs allow providers to expand access to treatment for opioid use disorder (OUD), including medication and psychosocial treatment, by offering treatment in physicians’ offices rather than in traditional treatment clinics and providing another setting in which individuals who are opioid dependent can receive effective treatment.

Although gambling addiction is a serious, potentially dangerous disorder, it can be treated with a combination of therapeutic modalities, recovery resources, and supportive psychosocial services. These therapies and services are available through professional treatment programs that specialize in addressing compulsive gambling, with or without a co-occurring substance use disorder. Treatment may take place at an inpatient facility, where 24-hour supervision and support are provided, or at an outpatient rehab program, which offers greater autonomy and flexibility to clients.

A Comprehensive Assessment is an interview screening conducted by a licensed chemical health assessor to determine whether the client suffers from a substance use disorder. Procedures A chemical dependency assessment includes an interview with a counselor to review a person’s chemical use and its impact on their daily life and relationships.

*For Providers*
Please only use this (Enhanced DHS Service*) if you have a specific contract for enhanced rates with DHS to provide this listed service.

Mental health intensive outpatient is a program where people go to get help for their feelings and thoughts but they don’t have to stay overnight. They meet with doctors and therapists a few times/hours a week to talk and learn how to feel better.

a member of any of the indigenous peoples of North, Central, and South America, especially those indigenous to what is now the continental US.

An umbrella term describing diverse relationship structures including consensual nonmonogamy or ethical nonmonogamy, polyamory, etc. 

General psychological testing/evaluations, this does NOT include Neuropsychological testing

Programs offered to Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Questioning, and Allied population

Providers who have experience/specialize working with families going through adoption/foster care

Someone who has served in the military.